Best Vegas Late-Night Eats

Here's a map of Las Vegas kitchens that stay open around the clock or well past 2 a.m., built for dealers, bartenders and anyone walking out of a show hungry. The picks run from the Strip and Koval Lane to Chinatown on Spring Mountain Road, downtown Fremont Street and the southwest valley at Durango.

At The Oyster Bar at Palace Station, cooks work steam kettles inches from the counter, turning out the tomato-cream pan roast. Ichiza Original, up a flight in a Chinatown plaza, serves mochi-bacon skewers and buttery corn off a picture menu. Saginaw's Delicatessen inside Circa piles up a towering reuben, and the Peppermill's Fireside Lounge has booths by the sunken fire pit where Casino was filmed. The long Oyster Bar line usually fades around 4 a.m., and it's smart to confirm Phở Kim Long's overnight hours before driving over.